Automatic Tensile Testing Machine

Model No.: SET-1825

Compliance Standards: ASTM D882, ASTM D828, ASTM D1938, ASTM D1876, ASTM D638, ASTM F88, ASTM F904, ASTM D2256, ASTM D5034, ASTM D412, ISO 1924, TAPPI T494,

Application:

• Flexible laminated and formed pouches Or
• Paper and Paper Kraft Or
• Yarn/Fabric/Rubber Or
• Plastic and Polymer testing Or
• Fine wire testing Or
• G.I. Wire testing, Brass, Copper, Aluminum fine wire testing Or
• Vulcanized rubber/Elastomer

In recent years, the demand for automatic tensile testing machines has significantly increased as they offer a more efficient and accurate way of testing the strength and durability of materials. One of the key components that make these machines highly advanced is the servo control motor, which allows for precise control and measurement of the testing process. Today, we will delve deeper into the various advanced features of automatic tensile testing machines, including servo control motor, screen touch indicator, and speed control system.

Servo Control System

Servo control motor is a type of motor that is widely used in the automation industry due to its high precision and speed. In the case of automatic tensile testing machines, the servo motor plays a crucial role in controlling the movement of the machine's crosshead. The crosshead is responsible for applying tension to the material being tested, and with the help of a servo motor, it can accurately control the speed and direction of the crosshead's movement.

One of the primary advantages of using a servo control motor in an automatic tensile testing machine is its ability to provide precise and consistent results. The motor's speed and torque can be controlled with high accuracy, ensuring that the material is subjected to applied force at a constant rate. This level of control eliminates any human error in the testing process, making the results more reliable and accurate.

Screen Touch Indicator

Apart from servo control motors, another advanced feature that can be found in automatic tensile testing machines is the 7 inch screen touch indicator. This feature provides a user-friendly interface for controlling and monitoring the testing process. With just a few taps on the screen, the user can set the desired testing parameters, such as speed, force, and displacement, and monitor the real-time data during the test.

The screen touch indicator also displays the results in an easy-to-understand format, which can be saved and exported for further analysis. This feature makes it easier for users to perform multiple tests and compare different materials' results without the need for manual calculations or record-keeping.

Speed Control System

Another crucial feature of automatic tensile testing machines is the speed control system. This system allows for precise control of the machine's speed during the testing process. The speed can be adjusted based on various factors such as the material being tested, its properties, and the required testing standards.

In addition, some automatic tensile testing machines also offer a closed-loop feedback control system that continuously monitors and adjusts the speed to maintain a constant rate. This feature ensures that the material is subjected to a consistent force throughout the entire testing process, reducing any variations and providing more accurate results.

Speed control systems are particularly useful when testing materials with different properties. For example, brittle materials like ceramics require a slower testing speed to prevent sudden fractures and ensure accurate data. On the other hand, ductile materials like metals can be tested at higher speeds without compromising the results. The speed control system allows for these variations in speed to cater to different materials' testing needs.

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